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Sep 3, 2003

Rachelle Short meets "To Know Him Is To Love Him" songwriter Phil Spector at Dan Tana's in Los Angeles. They marry three years later

Sep 4, 2003

Trace Adkins shoots his "Hot Mama" video in Los Angeles

Sep 7, 2003

Singer/songwriter Warren Zevon dies at his Los Angeles home a year after being diagnosed with inoperable lung cancer. Best known for his rock hit "Werewolves Of London," he wrote Terri Clark's country success, "Poor, Poor Pitiful Me"

Sep 11, 2003

John Ritter, the son of Country Music Hall of Famer Tex Ritter, dies at Providence St. Joseph Medical Center in Burbank from a torn aorta. The actor was rushed to the hospital from the set of his sitcom "8 Simple Rules For Dating My Teenage Daughter"

Sep 14, 2003

The Los Angeles Times reports Tim McGraw and Faith Hill have purchased a home in Beverly Hills for $6.4 million. The house includes six bedrooms and 10,000 square feet of space

Sep 16, 2003

Toby Keith, Tim McGraw and Shania Twain each receive a pair of nominations for the 31st annual American Music Awards. The announcement is made at Los Angeles' Beverly Hills Hotel

Sep 20, 2003

Melissa Etheridge, who wrote Trisha Yearwood's "You Can Sleep While I Drive," exchanges vows with her girlfriend, Tammy Lynn Michaels, in California

Sep 23, 2003

A piano-shaped cake is part of the celebration as a party is thrown for Ray Charles at his Los Angeles office on his 73rd birthday. Among those attending: producer Quincy Jones and Willie Nelson

Sep 24, 2003

Rosalie Allen, the Queen of the Yodelers, dies in Van Nuys, California, of congestive heart failure. After establishing herself as a radio talent in New York City, she became one of country's first female stars, scoring four hits from 1946-1950

Sep 29, 2003

Wesley Tuttle dies in a nursing home in Sylmar, California. With a handful of hits to his credit in the 1940s, he also appeared in several western movies, played on a number of Tex Ritter hits and added yodeling to "Snow White & The Seven Dwarfs"

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